Sumptuous Requiescence

     Did this piece based off of a photo I saw of Julianne Moore.  It took less time than I’ve spent previously, so maybe my speed has gotten better. Then again, maybe this was just easier for me draw and color for reasons I can’t fathom.
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Muliebris Priorate

     Finished this yesterday, Aug. 24, 2014, right before midnight.  Wanted to get this published sooner, but I’ve come down with a cold suddenly, making me significantly weak, and difficult to move & get around.
     I started this after seeing a picture of an African teenager on an advertisement.  The picture had her looking face forward, right towards the camera.  I knew I didn’t want to use that angel, but liked the picture overall, so I just aged her up, and turned the head & body a bit.
     The picture also lacked a background I could use, so I started looking for stuff with Google Image search.  I picked one of the few I found, and got to work.  Here’s the finished piece, and as always, prints of this piece can be found at my stores.
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Loggia Peruse

     I’ve been doing a few pieces that I never posted before this.  What I had been doing was creating a series of collections that I’d post all at once, and that’s why there hasn’t been that many updates.  Now, I’m considering posting them as soon as they’re finished, each individual picture.  I’ll have to see at some point in the future.  Until then, Loggia Peruse.
     For this piece, I used a photo reference of Lana Del Rey, sitting in a truck.  Her video for the song “Video Games” popped up on my youtube suggestions awhile back, but I passed on watching it then.  Next her video for “Ride” popped up and I passed on that too.  It wasn’t until I read David Brothers of tumblr.iamdavidbrothers.com review of some of her work that I gave her a shot, and I’ve been a fan ever since.  The background was a random porch reference I found using google image search.  Afterwards, I placed both finished line art pieces onto each other and colored them accordingly in Sketchbook Pro.  As always, prints are available at the stores for purchase.